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GUATEMALA CIELITO #764
Light
Roasted by Slate Coffee Roasters
★★★★★6 reviews
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Curator's Notes
We’re starry-eyed over this honey-processed roast from the award-winning Santa Ana farm. The first sip is juicy and tart, like fruit punch, with a finish of dark, syrupy molasses and a hint of sweet pistachio. It’s a little mug of heaven.
Roaster's Notes
El Cielito is situated in the village of Pueblo Nuevo Viñas, Department of Santa Rosa, Guatemala , between the Tecuamburro and Pacaya volcanoes. It is an exceptional microlot from the larger Finca Santa Ana. Coffees are hand sorted on each day of picking and dried in raised parihuelas. This particular lot is honey processed meaning that the sticky, sugary layer beneath the skin (the mucilage) is left on the seed to dry. Honey processing not only gives coffees unique flavors and aromas due to the sugar fermentation in drying, but also ultimately uses less water than a washed coffee.
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